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Membership Eligibility

A prospective member of JLNS shall have an interest in voluntarism, a commitment to community service, and a desire to develop the skills and abilities that will better enable her to serve the community.

A prospective member shall be 21 years of age or older. There is no upper age limit.

Junior League of Napa-Sonoma uses only the above criteria for consideration of prospective members.

We highly recommend that potential new members get to know JLNS by attending three JLNS activities before considering membership: an informational meeting; at least one general membership meeting; and one social or volunteer event.

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JLNS Member Meeting Requirements

All JLNS members shall:

Attend a minimum of 4 out of 8 JLNS Monthly General Membership Meetings. These are held on the fourth Wednesday evening of each month and may be attended either in-person or virtually.

A member must have schedule compatibility with at least four, and preferably more, Wednesday night meetings during each year.

Attend New Member Informational Meetings & New Member Classes

Complete a New Member community project


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New Member Dues & Application

Annual Dues $140:
New member dues are prorated after January 1st as a rolling recruitment.

New Member Fee $95: Includes supplies, a Junior League T-shirt and a nametag


Download the New Member Packet to learn more about our organization.

To join, please submit your Application and pay New Member Dues & Fees. We will reach out to you about the next New Member Class. Annual dues are required upon completion of the New Member Class. Questions are welcomed!

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Community Service / Council Requirements

Serve on a council & attend all council mettings (monthly -virtually or in-person)

Participate in volunteering opportunties as your scheduling allows

Fulfill any fundraising requirements voted on by the general membership. These requirements usually include: volunteering a certain number of hours at a fund-raising event; participating in set-up or take-down; selling tickets; and/or collecting financial sponsorships.

Check out our annual Ride-a-Rig event as an example to see how you can help.



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